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Quote: Wow! That sounds scary! So sorry you got hit as hard as you did.

The DH is adamant we stay here tomorrow and make sure everything is in order for our end of the wind storm via Irene. I fully intend on using his veto as amunition in a full on guilt trip should Sunday/Monday prove to be just a slight rainstorm! I was really looking forward to seeing/meeting...

We use Oxine to clean the coops...good stuff. Annie...how are you holding up? Have everything ready that you need?

Quote: Yes. We will be looking to get everything done tomorrow, hopefully, and see how Saturday looks. I'm looking at planters, wind chimes, chicken tractors, buckets, wood piles, fire pit, feeders, kid stuff, lumber stuff, cages...it sounds like a junk yard, but there is the potential of so...

I'm not one to panic over things, but with the impending 70mph wind storms they are predicting here via hurricane Irene...DH and I might need to stay home to batten down the hatches. The wind we get here on a daily basis is nuts (no tree breaks), I don't want to think what those winds will do...

Annie...you ready for the home invasion? I am such a procrastinator...I'm going to leave everything for the last minute! Please email if you need anything...I'll help where I can.

Need a blue NN roo to go with your other NN's featherz? He's so sweet...I don't think I have ever heard him crow (dead serious)....I really want to find a home for him vs sending him to the soup pot.

One more week!

Quote: Why do you have to tease me with that Lav/Wheatie cockerel??? I have loved your project from afar, now am thinking I can contribute to helping it along. Smack me! Isn't he pretty!!!!!!! If no one claims him, I will take him. Just let me know what I can do on my end to help you...

Quote: Why do you have to tease me with that Lav/Wheatie cockerel??? I have loved your project from afar, now am thinking I can contribute to helping it along. Smack me!

Quote: It's going to be fun. I'm sure there will be MORE than enough food. Oh, and Heather...the cabbage salad I am bringing you can eat...no animal products! That is, if you like cabbage...

Quote: Hahhaa no kidding.. what was that? less than an acre? with a gazillion chickens and alpacas and goats and cats and dogs and and and.. did ya ever get that Emu muggs? Tis true! We are zoned agriculture/commercial and barely outside village limits. Our chickens are in tractors around...

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Quote: And yes...please come and post what birds you want to sell/swap/give away....We are going to have a good time and good food and get to know everyone better. (Not to meantion have a face to put with names.) Annie (the Hostess) is doing a County fair this week....so it may take a...

Quote: Heather...I grew up on Greek food...I LOVE spanikopita. It is very easy to make...but the phyllo dough can be tedious to work with. That seems like a great trade! Save me a bite!

I got to thinking...our red cabbage should be ready by the time of the swap...we can make an Oriental Salad, too. (Simple cabbage salad with yummy bits of various things! If ya'll haven't tried it, you'll like it AND want the recipe!)

Quote: I am notorious for having a full PM box. Feel free to use my email!

Quote: Ooh! Me! Me! *waving hand wildly in the air* I'd love to buy a light and a dark from your friend if she has more available - just let me know how much! We're setting up our own hives next year, so for the moment we have to hunt down good local honey where we can. Alas, I'm...

If anyone is interested in ducks...let me know! Some will end up in freezer camp soon, if not spoken for! 2 Rouen hens (hatched in March) GREAT for eating, and good layers! Big, big girls! 1 Cayuga hen (hatched in March) 1 Silver Appleyard hen (I hatched April/May) 1 White Crested Cayuga...